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May 2, 2021 8 min

Should You Do A Duplex or SFH as a Hack?

from Success Trajectory Hosted by Teo Bogdan

They both are good options, and living for free is AMAZING. But there are pros and cons to both, for instance a pro for duplex is less noise and not sharing your living space with a renter, a con is a higher down payment. Pro for SFH Hack, lower down payment and a con is sharing all of the living space.

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